militarnej

Militarnej is a Polish inflected form of the adjective that denotes military matters. It is not a standalone word with a separate meaning, but a feminine singular form used in genitive, dative, and locative cases when describing a feminine noun.

In practice, militarnej appears in phrases where the noun it modifies is feminine and in one of those cases. Examples include branży militarnej (the military industry, genitive singular feminine), militarnej organizacji (military organization, genitive singular feminine), and o militarnej bazie (about the military base, locative singular feminine). The form aligns with the feminine noun in gender, number, and case.

Grammatically, the base form is militarny (masculine), with feminine nominative mil­tarnа, and the inflected feminine singular forms include militarnej for genitive, dative, and locative. The neuter singular form is militarne, and the plural forms vary by case and number. This system shows how Polish adjectives adapt to the noun they modify while retaining a common root meaning related to military affairs.

Etymology traces militarnej to the Polish adjective militarny, itself derived from Latin militaris, through a long Slavic development and standard Polish inflection patterns. While militarnej serves as a grammatical ending rather than a lexical item, it is essential for correct agreement in sentences referencing military topics.

See also: militarny, militarna, militarne. In usage, militarnej signals a feminine noun connected to military context through standard Polish adjective inflection.